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Which words from Shakespeare's "Sonnet 73" create a gloomy atmosphere?

A. "Sweet" and "sang"
B. "Leaves" and "boughs"
C. "Expire" and "ashes"
D. "Love" and "nourish'd"



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Final answer:

In 'Sonnet 73,' the words 'Leaves' and 'boughs' create strong visual imagery.


Explanation:

In Shakespeare's 'Sonnet 73,' the words 'Leaves' and 'boughs' create a g100 (strong visual imagery). The mention of leaves and boughs evokes the image of autumn, symbolizing aging and the passing of time.


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